From: "Glenn Meadows" 

As to the server at Rackspace, no there has been no new hardware added to
the box, it just started doing that several weeks ago.  Supposedly, they
replaced the RAM yesterday, and were going to ghost/replace the second HD
in the box, and IDE, which they said was REALLY generating a lot of heat. 
They were going to do that between 2 and 4 AM this morning, I'm waiting for
Scott (IT NY) to let me know what's going on today.

I think the SCSI controller is a MegaRaid, two 37gig HD's in a mirror, 4
Gig used for C, the balance for D, drive E is an IDE for scratch backups,
at least that's how it looks when I TS onto the box and look around.  The
other day, the D drive, has about 1 gig of space left, as there were 9 gig
of Log files from IIS on that drive.  I moved 7 of them off to the spare
drive. The website is pretty active, so the one log file, had daily logs
running in the 50-100meg size.

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Glenn M.
"Geo"  wrote in message
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> "Glenn Meadows"  wrote in message
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>> For me to visit my other one, I go to Cleveland, and then out to Georges'
>> place.....or call George...
>
> Speaking of which, bout time to upgrade that box? I was thinking I could
> image the drive and you could download the image file to bring it back on
> a
> new machine, then upgrade that machine to W2K? If we did that all we'd
> have
> to do to go live would be to copy the message database and other files via
> tape backup when you were ready to put it into service.
>
> As for the blue screen problem, has that machine always had that problem
> or
> did it start after you added some new piece of hardware? It's either an
> interrupt sharing issue or a failing hard drive (or cable or controller
> but
> most likely a drive) or, and this one is a stretch but I've seen it, a
> dead
> cpu fan.
>
> Geo.
>
>

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